pRS425 / 2μ-LEU2 / [1]
pBTM116 / 2μ-TRP1-PADH1-LexA / [2]
pLexA-Lamin / 2μ-TRP1-PADH1-LexA-Lamin / [2]
pLexA-MCycE / 2μ-TRP1-PADH1-LexA-CyclinE-mut / [3]
pFvL23 / 2μ-TRP1-PADH1-LexA-Dot1 / This study
pL3 (pLexA-Adr1415-467) / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-ADR1-AD (415-467) / [4]
pRQ12 (pLexA-Gcn5) / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-GCN5 / [4]
pFvL232 / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5 / This study
pFvL909 / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5-NLS / This study
pFvL230 / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5-Dot1 / This study
pFvL908 / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5-Dot1G401R / This study
pFvL905 / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5-Dot11-237 / This study
pFvL913 / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5-Dot11-172 / This study
pFvL901 / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5-NLS-Dot1172-582 / This study
pIS001 / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5-Dot1-NLS-Dot1172-582 G401R / This study
pFvL921 / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5-RPD3 / This study
pFvL250 / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5-Ecm5-HA-TAP / This study
pFvL925 / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5-hDot11-430 / This study
pFvL927 / 2μ-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5-hDot1318-430 / This study
pRS315 / CEN-LEU2-PADH1 / [5]
pFvL914 / CEN-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5-Dot1 / This study
pFvL916 / CEN-LEU2-PADH1-LexA-V5-Dot1G401R / This study
pMP3 / CEN-TRP1-HHF2-HHT2 / [6]
pFvL87 / CEN-TRP1-HHF2-HHT2-K79A / [6]
pFvL88 / CEN-TRP1-HHF2-HHT2-K79R / This study
pRS414 Gcn5 / CEN-TRP1-GCN5 / [7]
pRS414 Gcn5 F221A / CEN-TRP1-GCN5F221A / [7]
pRS305 / CEN-LEU2 / [5]
pYMR176 / 2μ-URA3-pGAL-MORF-HIS-HA-TAP / Open Biosystems
pFvl99 / 2μ-NatMX / This study
pFvl100 / 2μ-HphMX / This study
pRS400 / 2μ-KanMX / [5]
pAG25 / 2μ-pTEF-NatMX-tTEF / [8]
pAG32 / 2μ-pTEF-HphMX-tTEF / [8]
pVIIL-URA3-LexAS3-TEL / URA3-LexO3-TEL-VIIL / [9]
pVIIL-URA3-LexAS2-TEL / URA3-LexO2-TEL-VIIL / [9]
pADH4UCA-IV / URA3-TEL-VIIL / [10]
pT7 / LexO10-URA3-TEL-VIIL / [4]
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